MDK 9.2 Invalid Login
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System:
AMD XP 2500 @2.2GHz
Shuttle SN45G
512MB DDR
ATI 9600 Pro
80GB Western Digital
OSes:
WinXP Pro on C:
MDK 9.2 on (uh the rest of the HD)
Boot Loader:
Lilo
System works great, XP is running fine, the MDK 9.2 install seems to have gone fine. Only problem is when i boot up MDK and enter the login and password i put in when i installed it, it says invalid login.
I tried to login many times, i deleted the MDK partitions and reinstalled MDK, tried to login again (lost count of how many times i tried), i gave up before i started throwing things and booted XP and blew up stuff in BF 1942.
now i'm here posting my problem hoping someone can help.
AMD XP 2500 @2.2GHz
Shuttle SN45G
512MB DDR
ATI 9600 Pro
80GB Western Digital
OSes:
WinXP Pro on C:
MDK 9.2 on (uh the rest of the HD)
Boot Loader:
Lilo
System works great, XP is running fine, the MDK 9.2 install seems to have gone fine. Only problem is when i boot up MDK and enter the login and password i put in when i installed it, it says invalid login.
I tried to login many times, i deleted the MDK partitions and reinstalled MDK, tried to login again (lost count of how many times i tried), i gave up before i started throwing things and booted XP and blew up stuff in BF 1942.
now i'm here posting my problem hoping someone can help.
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and no my capslock wasn't on
my keyboard was very VERY sensitive and i was getting repeated characters when i would type anything in MDK.
my keyboard was very VERY sensitive and i was getting repeated characters when i would type anything in MDK.
Just type "root" for username and type in your root password when it asks. Once you've got a GUI as root, run "userdrake", and repair the username to what you want it to be.
I beleive it's in the Mandrake Control Center.
I beleive it's in the Mandrake Control Center.
